Clever little scam

[Paddy]

One of the reasons the Police like catching people for traffic offences is because if the don't obey the rules of the road they may disobey others. Those with no insurance are far more likely to be drug dealers/users and wanted for more serious crimes.

I suspect its like your friendly dug dealer you want some pot they offer you more dangerous options as well because they know you are already willing to break the law. Start with a bit of minimum wage abuse and move up to money laundering its a slippery slope.

If this is the case the police would be stopping bicycles on pavements, bicycles with no lights, bicycles going through red lights.
Drugs are delivered by bicycle, houses are burgled and the booty taken by bicycle because there is no registration plate and it is quite. The ring leaders use cars but are invariably taxed and insured.

[vetran]

If this is the case the police would be stopping bicycles on pavements, bicycles with no lights, bicycles going through red lights.
Drugs are delivered by bicycle, houses are burgled and the booty taken by bicycle because there is no registration plate and it is quite. The ring leaders use cars but are invariably taxed and insured.

Sorry I was meaning a kingpin not a runner.

Agree completely that runners and addicts feeding their habit are frequently using bicycles they probably won't have any lights so a nice safety push at night confiscating bikes without lights or with known drug / burglary offenders on would help. Get them off the road if possible.

But even the street dealers are finding it hard

Coronavirus: Price of street drugs rises due to lockdown measures, dealer says | UK News | Sky News

and ~5,000 more offences detected.

Recorded drug offences rise by a third during lockdown as dealers make 'risky' home deliveries | UK News | Sky News

[ladymuck]

Another lever little s am going on here (CBA to see if shared anywhere else)

Dominic Cummings allowed to avoid backdated council tax on second home | Politics | The Guardian

No planning permission, no back dated charge for council tax due

[SueEllen]

Another lever little s am going on here (CBA to see if shared anywhere else)

Dominic Cummings allowed to avoid backdated council tax on second home | Politics | The Guardian

No planning permission, no back dated charge for council tax due

If you were a local council bod wouldn't you be scared of that person?

[darmstadt]

If you were a local council bod wouldn't you be scared of that person?

Likes to eat babies, apparently...

[Old Greg]

Another lever little s am going on here (CBA to see if shared anywhere else)

Dominic Cummings allowed to avoid backdated council tax on second home | Politics | The Guardian

No planning permission, no back dated charge for council tax due

He's exempt due to his partial sightedness.

[darmstadt]

Another lever little s am going on here (CBA to see if shared anywhere else)

Dominic Cummings allowed to avoid backdated council tax on second home | Politics | The Guardian

No planning permission, no back dated charge for council tax due

He must have something on the Durham council and police, won't investigate him, won't fine him...

[darmstadt]

Another lever little s am going on here (CBA to see if shared anywhere else)

Dominic Cummings allowed to avoid backdated council tax on second home | Politics | The Guardian

No planning permission, no back dated charge for council tax due

[ladymuck]

When I heard he'd been let off, that was exactly what I expected to hear about. It's a disgrace

[vetran]

Likes to eat babies, apparently...

hmm Cummings is a poor mans Edwina

Deity I feel old...